How do I add effects on my pads

as a whole after I chop my samples up without having to add the same effects to every individual pad? I noticed after I chop my samples I haven't found the way to add the effects I want to them all without having to individually add them to each pad. Anyone can help me with this? I would like to be able to do it after i chop them and not before

put your chops on a separate program and assign the effect to that program

Also, don't add effects to pads, use FX returns and send the pads to the effect channels.

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Lampdog wrote:

Bonsaipanda wrote:Also, don't add effects to pads, use FX returns and send the pads to the effect channels.

I do all of that almost all the time. Send, returns, pads, program fx.

Thats one of the best features (aside from you know being an MPC to begin with).

Load those effects up until the cows come home just because we have the ability too! Need more?? Flatten that shit and get ready to rumble in round 2, 3, 4, etc.. Here comes the fattest, most distorted and heaviest twisted Reese bass you ever heard! Its a hell of a lot quicker than resampling with my EMU!

Of course you *can* stack as much effects as possible on the pads (I cook up tasty dub techno chords with multiple phasers and delays etc), but as a rule of thumb, I recommend starting with send FX and adding more only when it's absolutely necessary. Just to keep the CPU usage down and keeping the structure simple. ^.^

I guess I misread the original post. lol. I do a lot.